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Newspaper
Big Piney Examiner
Location
Big Piney, Wyoming, United States of America
Date
Nov 13, 1913
Page
5
A brief notice noting the postoffice operations in Big Piney located in the Green River Valley. Includes reference to the service area and regional connection to Wyoming postal routes.
Notice from the U S Land Office Evanston Wyoming dated November 3 1913 that James Mickelson assignee of W J Milstead administrator of the estate of James M Milstead has filed to enter land under sec 2306 R G 8 describing the N4 SEY of section 12 township 29 north range 4 west sixth principal meridian. Adverse claimants or objectors must file affidavits of protest by December 18 1913. al3-dls THOMAS V. Davis
The Park Road Kemmerer camera Thos D ONeal met with Ezra L Emery to discuss a National Highway into Yellowstone National Park from the south. Emery favored a Rock Springs Hobucks canyon to Daniel branch, while ONeal supported Eden Big Piney route with two Green River bridges shortening the distance.
Miss Lois Lind teaches at Luce school and spent Sunday with relatives on Piney. G Murdock and Mrs Murdock with children traveled to New York on Saturday to see relatives and depart for Rowk Springs then Larchwood where they will stay several months. Wardell and sons plan another Luce and Murdock beef shipment about the month.
Attorney Robt led a Monday discussion on eight business items concerning town affairs. The session focused on local governance and upcoming municipal matters with Robt guiding the dialogue.
Sheriff Ed Hansen of Kemmerer Wyoming offers two hundred dollars for the arrest and conviction of thieves who stole two mares with foals a black mare and colt and a bay mare and colt. Mares broke to work and gentle. Notify sheriff at his expense.
Al Osterhout Jobo Angus and several other stock men began moving 1400 head of beef cattle to the road for shipment to the eastern market. They expect to load today and be on the market by next Tuesday.
J. L. Fleming spent several days in town before part of the week on business. Maggie F Nicholson arrived from Kenmyre on official business and rode with Summy in the Rathbun auto on her way to Bronx the next day visiting several schools. She invited the Behvels for Wednesday returning Thursday. Hal Gibis spent a few hours in town late in the week.
Missouri Governor Folk urges growth in cities and counties to ease shortages of raw materials and reduce delays. He praises urban prosperity, calls for merchants to advertise, and supports a policy of encouraging local commerce to prosper communities.
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